. But that’s all tech 2G, we’re so over it.</p>
<p>Meet the GSM Doorbell. No, really. When your guests arrive, you’ll be notified via your mobile phone. You can then use the phone to open the door and let them in, unlock the gate, or other tasks (release the hounds, etc). If you’re like us and hate waiting for the cable dude, this is perfect. Or, if you enjoy creeping out Girl Scouts as they sell their cookies, it’s even better.</p>
<p>There’s an optional intercom kit for two-way communications, as well. There are other ways to automate your home and control it from afar, but this little flowery fella is a great way for beginners to start.</p>
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Matt Hickey
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December 15, 2006
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[warning: bad pun ahead]
wow, this really ‘opens the door’ for some fun (see I told you it was bad). imagine having snippits of mp3s to ‘play next’ depending on who was showing up. UKJ – ‘everything about you’ for the MIL, ‘don’t go away mad’ for your girl’s stupid friend, ‘i hear you knocking’ when you’re partying and your neighbors call the cops… the possibilities are endless!
grooooooooooooooan.